The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-10-01
Personal.
Your Friends Where They are and
What They are Doing.

Grove O'Kelly has been Frustrated
with pneumonia for about ten days,
but is getting better.
Hon. j. G. McGrew and wife, of
Kingwood are here the guests of
Major VIM. C. McGrew.
Little Frank Domain is on the
mend and and strong hopes for his
recovery are entertained.
Mr. f. A. r. Kinderman, of Cieye-
land, arrived here on Monday and
remained until this morning.
Byron Casselberry will go to Iowa
tomorrow with Mrs. Hyland and
will make his home in the future in
that State.
Mrs. Geo. M. Slime and children,
who have spent the summer here re-
turned to their home in Pittsburg
on Monday.
Mr.. Lorenzo Davis left here yes
terday to attend the Clarksburg fair
and visit friends in Harrison and
other counties.
That clever gentleman, Clark
Hamilton, of Grafton, Z. S. General
Storekeeper for this district, was in
town last Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Hyland will depart
for her home in Osceola, Iowa, to-
morrow. She will be accompanied
by Byron Casselberry.
Miss Nettie Nye has returned
home from an extended visit at
Grafton. She was accompanied by
Mrs. f. A. r. Hinderman.
Mrs. Lorentz and her son, Fred,
have returned home from a visit of
several weeks at Germantown, Md,
Washington and Philadelphia.
Mr.. Jerry Joseph has been quite
i'll for about ten days past with a
rheumatic affection. We hope to
see him all right again very soon
Miss Alice Altman will go to New
York in few day where she will re-
main during the winter adding to
her already fine musical education.
Mr.. Moore jackson, of ClarksBurg,
formerly chief engineer of the West
Virginia and Pennsylvania railroad,
was in town for short time last
week
Miss Kate Pierce has gone to
Washington, d. C. where she will re-
main at school during the year.
Mrs. Pierce accompanied her as far
as Fairmont.
Mr.. Thomas NJ Wilson, Of the
State superintendent office, has
been resting a few days at his home
in this county. He spent Monday
in town leaving on the evening train
for Charleston.
Miss Lucy johnson, of Morgan
town, was the guest of friends in
town Saturday From here she went
to Thorton, where she expects to re-
main some time visiting Mrs. j. {,
Painter.-Grafton Sentinel.
Mr.. H. G. Flesher, a prominent
lawyer of jackson county, spent 9
day here last week visiting his son
Paul, who is a student at the Uni
versity. He was the guest of Mrs
Sarah Hopkins during his stay.
Mrs C. C. Clements and son, Of
Cincinnati, who have been visiting
Mrs. C.'s sister, Mrs. Geo. c. Hayes
and other relations here, are now al
her brothers in Taylortown, Pa
They will return to this place early
next week.
! Geo. C. Sturgiss attended the
meeting of the Mountain Lake ParE
Association yesterday. Property a
that place is on the rise and som,
vast Improvements are contemplated
to be completed before the opening
of the next season.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. N. Bebout, o
Washington, Pa, have recently beer
visiting their son, Mr. Thomas Be
bout. of this place. They went hom'
on Thursday accompanied by Mrs
Thomas Bebout who will visit fol
some time at Washington.
Through mistake dose Of aconit'
was given to Mr.. Frank Woods, o
Grafton, few days ago that for {
time endangered his life. AS soor
as it was discovered antidotes wer,
administered and Mr.. Woods, we ar,
happy to say, has about recovered
G. R. Hayes has gone to Hunting
ton, driving across the country in .
buggy, which he is taking to Prot
Hodges at that place. He will b,
absent about three weeks. Upol
his return he will enter the Univer
sity. Dick is bright fellow an(
will make his mark.
Frank I. Raymond returned som
days ago from a stay Of severa
years in the far West and in British
Columbia. While absent he visitet
{ nearly all of the Western States ant
Territories. Frank gives some valu
able ideas of the country gatheret
from his own observation.
Hon. E. M. Turner, of Morgantowr
! was in town this week. In respons
to an inquiry he stated that tn
f University opened this year with a
attendance of 100, being the larges
t in the history of the institution, a
the opening Of school. Presiden
Turner seems to be the right ma
e in the right place.-Clarkssu,'
e Ne,cs.
! Job Swindler returned yesterda
1 from Nebraska where he went las
: spring to locate. He has already es
;. tablished himself in business an
g has been thriving He has built
$ residence and will take his famil
u back with him. No one has lie.
/ Morgantown for long time who's
5 departure is more regretted than 10
J and his excellent wife.
: Rev. Matt S. Hughes. formerl
y city editor of the Parkersburg Sta
: Journal, and well known here, hs
= since his conversion at Lovelan'
= near Cincinnati, under Rev. Sal
: Small's ministrations, developed il
. to full-fedged preacher, and
:, preaching as an assistant to Re
Walter Mari, on the Grinnell CT
i cult, Iowa.
! Ouite A. DISTINGUISHED party